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Nevanen et al., 2004 - Google Patents

Enantioselective antibody fragments

Nevanen et al., 2004

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11064641028917677306
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Nevanen T
et al.
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Antibodies have a unique ability to bind to a wide variety of different molecules, ranging from large protein antigens to low molecular weight organic molecules. The specificity and affinity of the binding varies between antibodies and can be utilised in many applications …
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